They fit very tight. I wear a 30 in most pants but I would wear 32 in Carhartt's
Size: 32W x 32L
Color: Golden Khaki
The waist is very tight but the length was prefect.
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022 by Christopher Broeke
Comfortable and Carhartt tough
Size: 31W x 30L
Color: Dark Navy
The fit and comfort of the material is excellent. Carhartt is one of those brands that you will likely get what you pay for in durability. These pants are no exception.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024 by Mark C.
Small Waist & Long Legs
Size: 38W x 30L
Color: Dark Navy
I normally wear a 36x29, and I normally wear them low on the hips. Since other reviews mentioned the tight fit, I ordered the 38x30 (no 29" inseam option). I'm glad I did...the 38" waist did fit, but there was no room to spare. The 36" waist would have been too small. The 30" inseam should have only
been an inch too long...nope, I'm going to have to hem 4" off these things. They are way, way too long. I actually stopped to double check if I somehow ordered the wrong size. No luck, they are just...so, so long. The fit was baggy (as advertised), but also very comfortable. The fabric seems to be decent quality, and I hope they don't wear out too quickly. I will update this review if anything changes.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024 by J
Absolutely perfect! Finally someone got it right
Size: 31W x 34L
Color: Moss
I’m exhausted trying to find FRC clothing that’s proper. I would say the weight of the material is about the same as FRC jeans but the material is much softer. The second part I like is that the pockets are vertical instead of like jeans horizontal. Much easier to access your pockets and slightly big
ger. And anyone that’s worn FRC clothing knows that the clothing is very bulky, when sitting in a truck all day bulky jeans bother you. these don’t and True to size to the T. Worth every penny, replaced all my jeans with various colors, just because it’s a dull market doesn’t mean you have to look dull. Best part they made the pocket on the side to hold the phone! I’m 155lbs 5.10 tall proportional guy. Fit- true to size Length- perfect All day comfort- 10+
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020 by Neilio
Terrible cut, too short, looks like an old sailor pant, we fell over laughing, returned!
Size: 36W x 30L
Color: Dark Navy
Terrible cut, too short, looks like an old sailor pant, we fell over laughing, returned! If there was a negative number of stars, we would have chosen that.
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 by K.L.S.
Great fit
Size: 40W x 32L
Color: Dark Navy
True to size for me. I don’t care for jeans at work and these are perfect. Just watch for a better price because I didn’t pay a hundred bucks
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by trkdrvr
Runs a bit small around the waist
Size: 36W x 30L
Color: Dark Navy
As other people mentioned (and I failed to see before buying), these run about 2" smaller around the waist
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by C. Dean
Soft, comfortable fabric and extra pockets!
I really like these flame retardant pants. To start with, the material is softer and much more comfortable than other FR pants I have purchased before. But what really got me to buy these in the first place is the pockets on the right and left leg of the pants that you can slip your cellphone into. I
actually have to carry two cellphones and belt clip carriers never work for me, since I will always catch them on something and dump my phone onto the ground, floor, concrete, or whatever is at "foot." I stopped using the belt clips when my phone caught on a piece of machinery and ended up in a puddle of oily water. I am a big guy and they had a good variety of sizes to choose from. They are relaxed fit, so if you're borderline on going up to the next waist size, you might be able to stick with the smaller size. So, these pants are very comfortable and give me the pocket room I need to carry my phones, five stars for them!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2012 by C. Petersen